Ever wonder why the government pushes green tech on you but bails when it doesn’t suit them? Meet the quiet scandal at the Houses of Parliament: they’ve ditched Air Source Heat Pumps (ASHPs) after a hyped-up eco-push—and they’re hoping you won’t notice.

An air source heat pump (ASHP) is a system that transfers heat from outside to inside a building, or vice versa, to heat or cool it, depending on the season. This versatile technology enhances comfort and offers an energy-efficient alternative to conventional heating and cooling systems.

Is a Heat Pump Cheaper? When it comes to heating your home, two common options are heat pumps and gas boilers. Each system has its own set of advantages and disadvantages, and understanding the costs associated with each can help homeowners make an informed decision. This article explores whether a heat pump is cheaper than a gas boiler, considering factors such as initial installation costs, operating expenses, maintenance, and long-term savings.

The transition to sustainable energy solutions is more critical in the UK than ever. With concerns over rising energy costs and the urgent need to reduce carbon emissions, homeowners increasingly turn to innovative heating solutions. Ground source heat pumps (GSHPs) are emerging as a frontrunner in this shift, offering many benefits that align with the UK's climate goals and the specific needs of British homeowners.

Heat Pump Installation with The Heat Geeks.

Roger has a chat about hybrid heat pumps with Heat Geek Tommy Jones from Alton & Jones Heating Solutions.

Installing a heat pump (ASHP) is an increasingly popular choice for homeowners looking to reduce their carbon footprint and save on heating costs. However, the importance of conducting a thorough survey before installation cannot be overstated.

Roger is back with John, the nightmare heat pump owner, to see if Adam from @HeatGeek can help him.

Roger looks at how heat pumps are versatile systems for heating and cooling, offering energy-efficient alternatives to traditional HVAC systems. They operate by transferring heat, rather than generating it.

Roger interviews an air source heat pump owner who has been heating his house with the system for 5 years.

Whether you are an industry professional or a homeowner, OMNIE knowledge guides are essential reading before starting your next project. This is Why Heat Pumps May NOT Be The Future.

This is Why Heat Pumps May NOT Be The Future.

Roger and Mike discuss the quality of the Heat Pump Training offered by one of the major players in the air source heat pump space.

PART 2 ▶ https://youtu.be/BHLpJ5hK80k The Sticky Subject Of Air Source Heat Pumps Roger catches up with the Heat Geek team to discuss. Follow Heat Geek ↪ https://www.heatgeek.com ↪ https://www.youtube.com/HeatGeek ↪ https://www.facebook.com/heatgeek ↪ https://www.instagram.com/heat_geek ↪ https://twitter.com/_heatgeek Air source heat pumps (ASHPs) are an efficient and environmentally friendly heating and cooling solution that extracts heat from the outside air and transfers it …

Heat Pump Bill Reality Shock... When comparing the energy bills of a heat pump to a gas boiler, several factors come into play. The overall cost difference will depend on your location, the efficiency of the systems, the cost of electricity versus natural gas, and the insulation of your home. Roger looks at the analysis of Ofgem figures by the Energy and Utilities Alliance.

Air Source Heat Pump Secrets.. Roger Joins Jeremy Vine on BBC Radio 2. Heat pumps work best when there’s less of a difference between the inside and outside temperatures. In much the same way that your fridge has to work harder in hot weather. This makes them a good match for underfloor heating systems. Floors cover a much bigger area than radiators so they don’t need to get as hot to provide the same amount of heat. Air source heat pumps also have a lower output than a gas or oil-fired boiler. This means they can’t deliver heat as quickly. Instead, they’re best used to heat your home up slowly over a longer period.

Install A Ground Source Heat Pump - Sponsored by Worcester Bosch A heat pump is a relatively new technology in the UK although they are widely used in Scandinavia and many parts of Europe where there is an abundance of renewably sourced electricity. A heat pump takes energy from outside and transfers it into heat to be circulated around a heating and hot water system. A heat pump uses electricity to run the components of a heat pump, principally a fan, compressor and circulating pumps to transfer the energy from the heat source into the heat sink or heating system.

Roger is back onto heat pumps and deals with many of the issues raised by you in the last video.